dq

Node.js - dq

dq is a stupidly simple data queue built on Redis. It is not a messaging queue or a job queue. If you want a job queue, you should checkout Kue.

Install

npm install dq

Usage

Programatically

var dq = require('dq')

dq.create({name: 'mydata'}, function(err, q) {
  q.enq('some data')
  q.enq('smore data... hehehe')
})

(More to come later.)

dq-import

Usage: dq-import [options]

Options:

  -h, --help                  output usage information
  -V, --version               output the version number
  -f, --file [inputFile]      input file otherwise the default is STDIN
  -h, --host [host]           host of redis server, the default is localhost
  -a, --auth [password]       password of redis server
  -p, --port [number]         port of redis server, the default is 6379
  -q, --queue [queueName]     name of the queue
  -s, --shuffle               insert in random order

Examples:

$ cat my_data_set.txt | dq-import --queue mydataset

or..

$ dq-import --queue mydataset --file my_data_set.txt

dq-export

Usage: dq-export [options]

Options:

  -h, --help                  output usage information
  -V, --version               output the version number
  -f, --file [outputFile]     output file otherwise the default is STDOUT
  -h, --host [host]           host of redis server, the default is localhost
  -a, --auth [password]       password of redis server
  -p, --port [number]         port of redis server, the default is 6379
  -q, --queue [queueName]     name of the queue

Examples:

$ dq-export --queue mydataset > my_data_set.txt

or..

$ dq-export --queue mydataset --file my_data_set.txt

License

Licensed under MIT. See LICENSE for more details.

Copyright (c) 2012-2013 JP Richardson